The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
OUR YOUNG LADIES.
They Give Their summer Expert.
ences 10 the Appeal.
DeIis htfui and witty Aceospts, Ex.
pressed In Th'tr Own words
Incidents.


Incidents.
How little Of ones life is known to
people outside Of limited circle Of
friends. Everyone feels at times 90 II
he could ,ell the world all he knew,
and It wouldn't take very long. Life
at the epriDgs, the mou ntaiDs or sea.
shore Ia made up Of such innumers-
bic number Of small things that only
through the actual psrticipstors II is
likely to gain any knowledge Of what
really did transpire. The writer, best
friend came near drowning this sum.
mer, and be only learned 1t through
The columns Of rival j,urnal. This
was NORWOOD and gall. As these
ideas fl shed through the brain OF an
APPrAL representative, he thought
over the names Of his legion Of friends
who had returned from their summer
jsunts, and as he had been can't.get-
away, he resolved to hear OF the
oceans roar and the mouatains' cool
breszs, through those who had epj ,yed
them, So, sppaIeled In the costume
de riguer for afterr IN calls, be ca lied
firth. These visits wers 90 enjoy able
that he 1 els constrained to present
them to Tho public.
The irst lady that the APPEAL rep.
reeentative cav was Mss Laura Proud.
q Of Madison street. Miss Proudft
Ptoudfit had spent the summer q.
Hotel Monte sano, and was enthusi.
sstic In her description Of the besuti.
fol situation OF the hotel. She en-.
lsrged upon the magnificent panorama
oil the Landscape, on the grandeur OF
those mountains tina. rear their forest
covered submits into the clouds, and
rise higher aud higher until their
peaks are lost in the dimuees Of dis.
lance. Upon being aeked II young
gentlemen were scarce, the bright,
piqusnt little lady said, in her cbsrsc.
teristic manner, Young men were
plenty; 80 plainly, In fact, that we
girls we're not compelled to resort to
the hotel clerk or telegraph operator,
and that, you know, Is fortunate. We
had one for each. at least"
what kind Of young men were
they 2"
swell, I divide the society young
gentlemen into two distinct clsssee,
which are, sir, widely dlfierent-one
the 'stingy' and the other the 'givy.'
The latter, course, means the liberal
young man who keeps his sweetheart
supplied with q good stock Of confec.
lions They were Of this class at the
mountain. Why, on one day, while
visitiog Huntsville, remembered TO
have been invited 10 take i've glasses
Of 90 Ia water. Just think oil the
recklessness Of these liberal cres-
tures."
"kifs Pfoud6t, did you discover
any difference between the boys Il
1885 aud 1877
"0l, yssi Last year | was at q
place where the beaux were c)nti Ied
70 coll 'ge boys and brass buttons,
with an occasional divinity student
sandwicl ned In. This year they we're
men, full grown and mob O. One me.
moiable fea ure OF last year was tho ne.
cessi.y OF being on the z nod side Of the
waters. II you wrre fortunate
enough 10 accom- lish that You stood
some chance OF ms giving you q tpoon
shich he carried Ia bis poke TO stir
our Iced tea WITH. Oar iavorite
amusements were'germans. We bad
them for dessert, at breakfast, dinner
and supper. Whist was also a psslime
much indulEed 10, aud an occasional
coaching party was enjoyed. de.
lighted, however, Ia feeding the fish In
the big spring more than anything
else"
"who was the belle at Monte
sano3'
"Wcll, tina, 70 q direct question, l
must say. am sure each one OF the
gfrls will spring no and pfonout ca the
q, person, singu ar number, or
through meantess or modssty will say
there was no belle there at all
81 o. Eyed the g,ts, enmity txistiug
between Men. phisns and Nashyillians
think the William we're van.
pushed. a. they should have heen."
The APPEAL representative left with
q cordial invitation IN call again.
Jumping into tne hemlock conpe,
Ia chNgs OF q lsvlshly livsried postil.
ion, the society young gentleman OF
the ArrEAL was driven 10 the resi.
dence Of Miss Maggie X Jgers, on vancs
street. This admirable lady entered
the parlor with an air OF matchleas
grace, her tall and queenly figure In
keeping with the brightness Of ner In
tellect. The visit OF the APPEAL
representative was duly exc ainsd,
and Mis- Rogers said. II have spent
the summer partly at White sulphur
and at Ba terry Park, Asheville, N. q.
The people visiting A.hsville we're too
liberal and high minded 10 pay much
attention % dress. Their toilets we're
very beautiful and elegant, but SUBJ
dued, owing. perhaps, TO the North.
ern element prevailing. The people
were cultured"
"rhe animal, man. was deliclously
numerous and OF diverse and varied
typ.s. There was one man 10 partiou.
lar whose image hsunts me still He
was q s1lema-solsmn choly-sxeil,
adorned In knickerbockes. lie had
no rivals. for he was In love with him
sell. Toe CHI Of Amusement Of this
missing social link was 10 make tIcur.
sions into the woods without chspe-
ron. He was always alone when not
accompanied by O. m body else. The
geatemsn genera ly were very find oil
~ tanning their tennis suite, especially
II they we're btc,ming. Az Max
Tsain said about the horse, this co.,
tune brought out bis points TO ad.
vantage. Toe poor fellows who could
not thus avail themselves we're very